《End of Days》作者：Sylvia Browne&Lindsay Harrison【PDF】

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[color=rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.85) !important][color=rgb(0, 0, 0) !important]End of Days, co-authored by American psychic Sylvia Browne and Lindsay Harrison and published in 2008, delves into predictions and prophecies surrounding the "end of days." Set against a backdrop of global anxiety fueled by religious conflicts, terrorism, and societal unrest, the book claims to explore humanity’s future through Browne’s purported psychic connection to the spirit world.

[color=rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.85) !important]Within its pages, Browne addresses questions like the trajectory of the next fifty years, the meaning behind Nostradamus’ prophecies, and hypothetical scenarios of the world’s final moments. A passage in Chapter 7 gained post-2020 attention: it describes "a severe pneumonia-like illness spreading globally around 2020, attacking the lungs and bronchi, resisting known treatments, disappearing suddenly, re-emerging a decade later, then vanishing entirely."

[color=rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.85) !important]This vague description, loosely aligning with the COVID-19 pandemic, led some to label it a "prophecy." However, critics note it likely reflects Browne’s extrapolation from the 2002–2004 SARS outbreak, lacking specificity (e.g., no mention of coronaviruses). Many of her other predictions in the book have also failed to materialize. Framed as a spiritual and speculative work rather than a scientific text, it appeals to readers curious about apocalyptic themes but should be approached with skepticism.
《末日》（End of Days）由美国灵媒西尔维亚・布朗（Sylvia Browne）与琳赛・哈里森（Lindsay Harrison）合著，于 2008 年出版，聚焦于关于 “末日” 的预言与预测。该书以宗教冲突、恐怖主义及社会动荡引发的全球焦虑为背景，声称通过布朗所谓的 “通灵能力” 探索人类未来。
[color=rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.85) !important]书中，布朗解答了诸如未来五十年的走向、诺查丹玛斯预言的含义，以及世界终结时刻的假想场景等问题。第七章中的一段话在 2020 年后引发关注：它描述 “2020 年左右，一种类似肺炎的严重疾病将全球蔓延，攻击肺部和支气管，抵抗已知治疗方法，随后突然消失，十年后再次出现，最终彻底绝迹”。

[color=rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.85) !important]这段模糊描述与新冠疫情存在松散关联，使得部分人将其视为 “预言”。但批评者指出，这更可能是布朗受 2002–2004 年非典疫情启发的推测，且缺乏具体信息（如未提及冠状病毒）。她书中的许多其他预言也未应验。该书作为一部灵性与思辨作品而非科学著作，吸引着对世界末日主题感兴趣的读者，但阅读时需保持理性审视。